Also revised as The Drugged Cornet and Other Mystery Stories (Dutton 1973). |
Abridged reprint of The Case of the Vanishing Spinster (Collins 1972). Omits one story. |
Abridged edition; first half of The Restless Ghost (Collins, 1970), with minor variations. |
Abridged edition; second half of The Restless Ghost (Collins, 1970), with minor variations. |
US hardcover retitled The Usurping Ghost, Dutton, 1971. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Expanded from the 1963 (Harvill Press) edition by the addition of a lengthy introduction by Alistair Kerr and the posthumously published “The MacGregor Skull”. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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Reprint (Morrow 1938) novel. |
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Reprint (Morrow 1937 as The Peacock Feather Murders) novel. |
Reprint (Morrow 1937 as The Peacock Feather Murders) novel. |
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Reprint (Morrow 1935) mystery novel. |
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Reprint (Morrow 1934) mystery novel. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Atom Curtain by Nick Boddie Williams. |
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Collection of 10 stories and 2 poems. |
Collection of 3 stories, packaged as a novel. The title story seems to be an original novella, featuring Red Jamie in an Arabian fantasy land. Not mentioned on the cover are two other stories with entirely different settings, at least one of them sf. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with Spacial Delivery. |
Collection of 5 stories plus an article, with an introduction by Poul Anderson and story introductions by Sandra Miesel. Issued to commemorate Dickson’s GoH appearance at LACon. The 150 boxed, signed, numbered copies (0-915368-84-6, $20.00) sold out at Worldcon. |
Collection of fiction and non-fiction pieces belonging to the “Childe Cycle”. This has the two stories from The Spirit of Dorsai (1979) without the bridging material, and the two stories from Lost Dorsai (1980), dropping the Sandra Meisel afterword. This volume doesn’t add any fiction, but includes a new Dickson introduction to the whole series, a number of charts, genealogies, and chronologies, plus a pseudo- travelogue on Dorsai. It isn’t quite an omnibus of the earlier two volumes, although it certainly replaces them. |
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Collection of 12 stories, a companion volume to Beginnings. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with Time to Teleport. |
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Collection of 8 stories (mostly from the ’50s), with an introduction by Sandra Miesel. |
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This edition omits the afterword by Sandra Miesel and the excerpt from The Final Encyclopedia, and includes “Steel Brother” instead. |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Crossroads of Time by Andre Norton. |
Collection of 7 stories (mostly from the ’50s and ’60s) and one non-fiction piece. |
Sf novel, expanded from the novella of the same name (Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, October & November 1961). |
Omnibus of two sf novels, Naked to the Stars (Pyramid 1961) and The Alien Way (Bantam 1965). The copyright date is given (incorrectly) as April 1990. Labelled “Tor SF Double No. 31” on the copyright page. |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with Delusion World. |
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SF collection, expanded from Dickson! (NESFA Press, 1984) by the addition of one story, “The Man in the Mailbag”, and an interview. The Sandra Miesel story introductions are used, but not credited. |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Genetic General. |
Original shared-world anthology of two stories and a short novel, set in a world created by Dickson Volume two in the series. |
Original anthology of a military sf novella and two stories set in a world created by Dickson. Volume one in the series. |
Also in pb (Bantam Apr ’79). Details taken from online listing. |
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Collection of 18 stories, one original, with comments on each by the author. |
Collection of 10 stories, two original, each with an introduction by the author. |